"actively guiding" is correct and usable in written English.
It implies a continuous and intentional action of guiding something or someone. Example: The mentor took on the role of actively guiding the new employees through their training process.
If you know the deck drew are going to be actively guiding planes in a given area, set up that area with a net of position readers, then get each deck officer to wear a specific uniform, replete with tags which the readers can see.
By providing deep comparisons — not just premiums and maximums — SimplyInsured wants to eliminate the fear (and FUD) around the hidden costs inherent to health insurance purchasing, while actively guiding companies to the best, personalized coverage and plan(s).
It suggests doing things, taking action, actively guiding and cultivating and lecturing.
These results placed in the context of the literature demonstrate that upon its incorporation into prothrombinase factor Va, rather than providing an exosite for prothrombin necessary for exclusive cleavage at Arg, is required to actively guide factor Xa though the activation process.
"Guided docking'" incorporates some degree of chemical information to actively guide the orientation of the ligand into the binding site (Fradera and Mestres 2004).
Dr. Rodchenkov said the sports ministry actively guided the doping effort.
The experiment was actively guided by lecturers in a way to encourage meaningful lab experience.
Mentors are people that actively guide you and assist you throughout your life.
By contrast, a Saab had taut steering, requiring drivers to actively guide the car as it powered through ice and snow.
Second, knowing that today's complex deals are often just as difficult to buy as they are to sell, Challengers actively guide customers through the purchase process.
The developed software tool tries to actively guide engineers through the innovation process, progressing more quickly through product design and redesign phases.
